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Can I use WebDAV to edit W3C Web site?

April 26, 2017edit W3C web site WebDAV

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Can I use WebDAV to edit W3C Web site?

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There is preliminary support to edit W3C Web site using WebDAV, but due to the number of interoperability issues with the protocol, this support is only experimental. If you have suggestions for specific clients, support, help for people, please contribute to the Tools wiki on WebDAV. The following clients have been reported to work with the current implementation on jigteam.w3.org and jigedit.w3.org: • Cadaver (text-based), available on all OS • davfs, a Linux kernel module Add a line like the following (changing your username) in your /etc/fstab and run the command mount /mnt/www.w3.org (as root or through sudo). You will be prompted for username and password, it is possible to save those in a configuration file. http://jigedit.w3.org/username/WWW /mnt/www.w3.org davfs noauto,user 0 0 • Goliath, for OSX • Konqueror, KDE file manager on Linux • nd, a Unix command-line based tool, that can be combined with eldav, an emacs interface to WebDAV • Windows WebFolders, but requiring to enabl